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Rp 375,000

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Product Description :

Dimension: 35 cm x 30 cm
Size: 35cm x 30 cm
Material Type: Kulit Bili, Rotan Kecil dan Rotan Besar

Enhance your dining experience with this Natural Woven Serving Tray with Cone Cover, a beautiful blend of traditional Indonesian craftsmanship and everyday functionality. Handcrafted from high-quality natural woven materials, this serving tray features a classic design with a cone-shaped cover that helps protect food from dust, insects, and other contaminants while adding an elegant decorative touch.

The spacious tray is perfect for serving traditional dishes, fruits, pastries, snacks, and a variety of refreshments for family gatherings, celebrations, or daily use. Its finely woven construction ensures strength and durability, while the natural texture brings warmth and timeless charm to any dining table or home décor.

Beyond food serving, this versatile piece can also be used as a decorative display, picnic accessory, gift presentation tray, or stylish home accent. Crafted from sustainable natural materials, it is an excellent choice for those who appreciate quality, authentic craftsmanship, and eco-friendly living.

  • - Made from premium natural woven materials.
  • - Handcrafted by skilled Indonesian artisans.
  • - Includes a cone-shaped cover to protect food.
  • - Lightweight, sturdy, and durable.
  • - Ideal for serving food, fruits, pastries, and snacks.
  • - Multipurpose for dining, picnics, home décor, and gift presentation.
  • - Eco-friendly with a timeless handcrafted design.
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Bili Droe Aceh

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Bili Droe has been around since 1983 but under the name of the Tunas Karya group. Since 2018 this group has started re-branding under the name Bili Droe. Bili comes from the Acehnese language which means bemban or bamban plant (Donax canniformis), a herb-like plant or bush. The raw material for bili stems is obtained from the mountains around Lampanah Tunong Village. Then the bili stem is split into small blades which are then slightly dried to then be used as a raw material for woven. Woven bili is processed into a variety of unique works of woven crafts such as serving lids, tote bags, wallets, baskets, fish drying racks, flower vases and others.

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